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In Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases, a case trustee appointed by the court oversees liquidating the debtor's non-exempt assets. If no assets or only exempt assets exist, the trustee files a "no asset" report, and no distribution occurs to creditors. Most individual Chapter...
I've Been Arrested in Florida: What Should I Know? No one expects to be arrested, but it happens daily in Florida. If it happens to you, it's crucial to understand how to handle the situation. While each case is unique, there are some fundamental steps everyone should...
How Bankruptcy Affects Child Support Bankruptcy relieves overwhelming debts, but it has limitations, especially regarding child support. This post explains how filing for bankruptcy impacts child support obligations. Bankruptcy and Child Support Bankruptcy and family...
Truck accidents are generally more dangerous than car accidents and can lead to severe, long-term injuries that can drastically alter a person's life. They are also more legally complex. More Severe Damages Commercial trucks, weighing up to 30 times more than cars,...
Everyone needs transportation for daily activities like shopping, running errands, commuting to work, or visiting family. Keeping your car safe during bankruptcy is crucial for many. Whether you can retain your vehicle through bankruptcy filing in Florida depends on...
Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Insurance Explained PIP or no-fault insurance covers medical expenses and other damages from a motor vehicle accident, regardless of fault. In Florida, PIP is mandatory. Challenges with Insurance Companies Ideally, insurance companies...
Understanding Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) in DUI Cases in Florida In Florida, Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is crucial in DUI cases. If your BAC is .08 or higher, it's enough to convict you of DUI. However, even if your BAC is below .08, you can still be charged and...
Bankruptcy Options in Florida: Which One is Right for You? Navigating bankruptcy can be overwhelming, but understanding your options can make it easier. In Florida, you can file for different types of bankruptcy based on your financial situation. Here's a simple...
Determining your eligibility for Chapter 7 bankruptcy hinges on meeting specific criteria. One essential requirement is passing the "means test," which ensures your income is low enough to qualify for debt discharge. If you've previously filed for bankruptcy, you must...
Navigating a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Florida Resolving a personal injury lawsuit in Florida can vary significantly in duration, typically ranging from a few months to several years. On average, most cases conclude within 12 to 14 months, although some may settle...